Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-24

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A rsg- ISAvy ram s.orn' passed over
Srwu iast nigh., coa,ueDcinF sccdt $50
u'css.ek snd lsstipg ;nS over sn sour. Tn
2igtsa;a, vas very sharp md the rain fsl q
tarfsn,s, ans, was the hes vies,. storm tfss tas
r.z.s4d shir section for n soy years A.
IL -, .ns lightning wts very yt-id. snd tD'
e,esssso -lgss were prt Cut The rsin os,
,.sasso srns,dsrso.s osaagsr and It's sftcc.s
-, ie -sar Ia every street rNe erI.:. ass
s,est was ri fIom Toe Etreats ,ssviu,. she
.ss.ze eso.iea axp1sed. sr 'front.' or .;,e prop.
ssty o. : !. 8erastt oa TslpuS street hs
4s .ey Tbitd, the -rttsi sud psYat5Cui
have s,sso vssh.sl out % tse cBptn u'
I stesl; ave fset and nost.y ton feet N
-arste. AuTo.s Tho stran., tu CHS u Je.bt
p V-csse's bous. ple vs.sals. p sgs,iy - rs3
s ,ss.5 ira b,rcss, 0tp caeriet Gown ;ho street
IN .sons or ,ha franlopi house Ssvers yTssh
Boss have coe;Ir'ed, tn nsyensat t5iI
Z haaiy fora pt Tao EseEssst 5susge caused
by ne isse Rae ben at Aitey = ant
ssseobi sussl = teIT. cote .lpa s5Eoi
H. b g. pns siolg lts s'loY Lon, Ss-Hno
8 - nlra streets 90 carry off tne v5stes iron
sts Hrldr -hoy THIRD s.resl Thars u.s
s aren 40 py,visioo tor the safer araia.r.
/ frsssa tha ne;ds Il tne uciza sstsls ars TIE
WISER fe.peG incs = Dig ao,d, sl soDl6 .iacas
being Is Sset deep The wassr went through
H. ioQndaeioa walls Of the houses along
North Second strse4 doing oonsid erable osm
- In the house occupied By G. w. BARLEY
~ vatsr was within two feet OF the joista His
{ r1nl Pile be- beea covered with yellow mud,
noeupboar0A stc, have been overturned, and
~ place proDents N awful appearance. A
]. Hsasling lives In the aojoining house, and
4 II Wa1o5 Wlo four test deep In his cellar
Several wagon loads Of wood IL scattered
= I'll directions and six bushels OF
polatoes were covered with water
In other houses the water also on
tered the collars, but the damage
wss not - bed - In the houses nearer the
alley. The borough had men Working at this
place this morning trying TO repair the dam.
- The Psnnsylvantar railroad company hso
plaosd new pavement on North Second
strsst near the stove works, but the damage
has been 80 great that the pavement will have
b b 10 Laid. Filth street has suffered in
ooasidsFabls manner, and large washout hss
besn caused on Perry street The storm was
vssy severe q the Columbis rolling mill, y
pile Of pig Iron being struck BY lightning.
The men he'd to stop work while the storm
listed. Tools were knocked from the hands
os the puddlsrs and heaters, and several were
Jsmes Cavauaugh was thrown with such
Soscs that hs IVES inssnsibls for nearly i've
minutss.
Lightning struck the telephone in the dis
pasoher's ofios Of the east yards Of the Penn
syivsnia railroad Lest night Tho instrumsn,
y untit for use
nsaksman lDjarsd.
Boyd II. AnscbuA brakeman on train No
20, OF the Columbia q Port Deposit railroad,
was coupling cars In the west yards 1t $50
this morning. whom he IVES caught between
the dead.woods and badly squeezed. He was
sent to his home at Wrightsville.
Thomas Quicker and party OF the Pennsyl-
vanis railroad, were In town yesterday.
Six carloads OF people from Oxford psssed
through town this morning on IN excursion
10 Gettysburg.
Council viii meet in adjourned sesaion TO-
night
The funeral OF the late J. Clayton Lsndis
vas held on Tuesday afternoon.
=. Q. Kaufman, esq, has the Rohrerstown
rolling mill for sale.
TIE shawnee nrs company will not hold
thsir picnic In Hsise's woods on Saturday.
NO oeef can b sold uudsr the new license
iaw.
\ horss bs.ousins 70 wssvsr & Brother
- eWey ysssesoey aitsrnoou on Fourth
eessee The wagon was completely demoI-
tahed by striking against tslsphons pole.
\ horss belougiug TO ohamusl Camp6sll "a.
going aicng the Washington turnplks ysstsr
~ Afternoon and became frightened ~ |.
pealng sasinA The wagon he'd one whssl
Nm o6s bat The driver sscspsd unin njured.
Captain +. 4. Bsuueet hes received the psy
yoll ol Company q. for their services ct thu
eecsmpme0e q Mount Gretns The pay roll
amounts 70 $500 4S end TIE members will
Fseelvs the amounts due them u The armory
% Thursday evening.